Post the car,not the app.
Wrapsee renders real wraps, wheels and parts on a photo of a real car. The before and after is the whole video. Your own voice, your own car, the app on screen when the reveal happens.
What works
- The beat cut. Stock car, one beat, the render. Six to fifteen seconds, music only, text as the hook. The format tiny accounts are hitting millions with right now.
- Which one? The same car in three wraps, fast cuts, the question in the caption. Comments do the rest.
- The money stake. "Tryna decide if the $3k wrap is worth it" → the render answers it.
- Screen record. Photo in, swatch tapped, the reveal. A second phone filming the first reads more honest than a clean capture.
Hooks that stop the scroll
- proof your car isn't ugly, it just needs satin black
- before you pay $3k for a wrap, do this
- I dare you to name a better colour for this
- what wrap is this? found it in ten seconds
- rate my spec
Hook in the first second. The car on screen before anything else. The app's name never opens the video.
Rules
On screenThe app on screen for at least half the video, the real product name said or shown once.
HonestRenders are visualisations. Never present one as the real wrap, never promise a result, never show a car you don't have the right to show.
DisclosePaid or gifted: say so where your country requires it (#ad, paid partnership).
ReviewsNever ask anyone to rate or review the app. Apple removes apps for it.
Brands3M, Avery, Vossen and the rest are their own companies. Name the product, don't claim a partnership.
Assets
Our own renders, free to use in posts about Wrapsee. Your own car always beats these.
Your code
Your invite code in the app (Profile → Invite a friend) is your tracking link. Everyone who subscribes through it is counted to you, and the app pays you renders for each one. Creator deals on top of that are agreed by email, per converted subscriber, never per view.